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Luke 24:30 · BSB
24:30 While He was reclining at the table with them, He took bread, spoke a blessing and broke it, and gave it to them.
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If you have a bible, I invite you to turn toLuke chapter 24. It's also there in your worship guide. Luke 24 verse 44. And these are the words that Jesus said to 2 of his disciples as they were walking on the…
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…grab a copy of God's Word if you've got a Bible in your hands or you've got it on a phone or a tablet or something and get it open and turned on toLuke chapter 24. Okay, Luke chapter 24 as we uh kind of continue here uh in our Easter series for us, for us, looking at uh the cross of Christ and how he did all…
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…did was build more testimony and more validity and more eyewitness accounts of the fact that we serve a Christ that's alive. So turn with me toLuke chapter 24because there are specific incidences where we see Jesus in his resurrected State meeting these people and each account that's recorded in…
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…he's every bit, as alive today, as he is, in the passages, that we're reading. The final opportunity then, when Jesus, presences himself, inLuke chapter 24, is there in verses 36, to 43. And we'll spend, the last few minutes, of our time, looking at this, passage here. While they're still talking,…
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…verse, and if we're actually going to cross the finish line one day, I think some pitstops would be appropriate on the way to the goal of finishingLuke chapter 24, and so we're going to use lent as a, as a breather. Another reason why now this series is that we're a church that over the last several years has…
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…because he even used it at times. In Matthew 23, he called the Pharisees blind fools. He told two of his disciples that they were being foolish inLuke chapter 24. What Jesus is condemning here is the use of angry words, words of contempt. Words of being judgmental and really putting someone down and…
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…account. And then lastly, it means interpreting all scripture through the lens of Jesus Christ. Recognizing that it's all about him, as it says inLuke chapter 24. So this is what it means to be thoughtfully biblical. That's the first thing we see. The next thing we see is, I think, utterly breathtaking. As a…
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…it is they that bear witness about me. Jesus was chastising them, condemning them, because they failed to see Him in the Old Testament. Going on inLuke chapter 24, following His resurrection, Jesus rebuked two of His own disciples for their failure to see Him in their Scriptures, which was the Old Testament.…
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…God requires us, as his disciples, to be in this world and to speak as messengers of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus' own teaching inLuke chapter 24shows that the nations need to hear and repent in order to be saved. They need to hear the gospel, the good news of Christ, and they need to repent…
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…pain the home of blessing the garden of Eden just as it's meant to be and so we stay here today because God has us in place if you flick over toLuke chapter 24he tells his disciples in verse 48 sorry verse 46 Jesus said to his disciples this is what is written that Christ will suffer and rise from the…
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…God's word and about his words and about what it means to be his follower, you realize that he's saying, and one of the best places to see this isLuke chapter 24, he says, to these disciples on the road to Emmaus, if you want to understand these scriptures, you need to understand that they're about me. And…
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…that Bob said as we look at the text. And so if you get your Bibles, it would be a great help to me if you would turn in your Bibles to the book ofLuke, chapter 24. We'll look at these 32 verses and I'll also share you a few other things that Bob had problems with and shared with me his problems while I just…
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…from the New Testament, from Luke, who was a doctor, Dr. Luke's account of the resurrection of Jesus. We're going to look at 12 verses out ofLuke chapter 24. It's the last chapter in the Gospel of Luke. You've got Bibles in your pews. And if you want to just start opening up your Bibles, it goes…
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…that is taking place in this time. In fact, I want us to remember the story of the walk to uh Emmaus, on the road to Emmaus. It can be found inLuke chapter 24, and I'll read to you in just a moment from there. But if you'll remember that there were two gentlemen walking along on the road to Emmaus, and…
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…resurrection today. We pray in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen. You can have a seat. We have a Bible. I invite you to take it and open up toLuke chapter 24. Luke chapter 24. And I'll start reading in verse 36. I want to talk to you this morning about the what and the so what of Easter. The what and the…
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…the context of what has happened. So we're going to be reading on page 21 in these little booklets. If you've got a whole Bible there, then it'sLuke chapter 24. We're starting to read at verse 35. But the context here is that the people we're about to read about had just lost a close friend, Jesus. Not…
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…Luke's gospel. That he promised that all this would happen. And enthusiasm would break out. All over this little community of faith in Jesus. ButLuke chapter 24is a chapter about confusion. And it's a chapter about perplexity. Time and time again. So why, apart from the fact that it is true. Would Luke…
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…Luke uses that same word must. A few times. Let me give you the big instance. When he talks about the fact that Jesus must die on the cross. So inLuke chapter 24and verse 7. He says this. The son of man. Must. Be delivered into the hands of sinful men. And be crucified. And on the third day rise. You see…
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The scripture reading for this morning is taken from the Gospel ofLuke, chapter 24. I will be reading verses 1 through 12, and I'd encourage you to turn there as we read this story from Luke's Gospel of the Resurrection. You can…
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…we give ourselves now in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen. You can have a seat. If you've got a Bible, I invite you to take it and open up toLuke chapter 24. And I want to pick up reading where my little friend Abby left off. And by the way, if you ever wonder, there's a verse in the Bible where Jesus…
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